CURRICULUM VITAE - (Name) - Institute for Public Health

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Katherine J. Mathews, M.D., M.P.H.
University School of Medicine
2002-2005 Small Group Leader, Ethics and Health Policy Practice of
Medicine (POM) I, Washington University School of Medicine
2002 Co-Course Director, Working with Culturally Diverse
Populations, Saint Louis University School of Public Health
2003, 2005 Guest Lecturer, Health Communication Class for MHA Students,
Washington University
2004-Present
Culture and Health Presentations, POMI, Washington University
School of Medicine
2005, 2006 Reading Course Mentor, Cancer Health Disparities, Washington
University School of Medicine
2005, 2006 Summer Student Mentor, Siteman Cancer Center
2005 Guest Lecturer on Public Health Interventions, Public
Health Selective, Washington University School of Medicine
2005 Small Group Leader, POMIII, Washington University School of
Medicine
2005-2006 PECaD Internship Preceptor, Siteman Cancer Center
7/1/06 Associate Professor, Clinical Obstetrics and Gynecology
Bibliography:
Unpublished Manuscript
1. Jahnige MK. Estrogen replacement therapy: the question of race. M.P.H. Thesis.
Yale University School of Medicine. New Haven, Connecticut. 1994
Peer Reviewed Manuscripts
1. Jahnige MK, Fiebach N. Postmenopausal estrogen use among African-American and
white patients at an urban clinic. Journal of Women’s Health 1997; 6(1):93-101.
2. Scharff, DP, Mathews, K. Working with communities to translate research into practice. J
Public Health Management, 2008, 14(2):145-149.
3. Kreuter MW, Buskirk TD, Holmes K, Clark EM, Robinson L, Si X, Rath S, Erwin D, Philipneri
A, Cohen E, Mathews K. What makes cancer survivor stories work? An empirical study among
African American women. J Cancer Surviv (in press).
Lay Literature
1. Participatory Pamphlet
2. Daily Lives Day Planners I and II
3. Multiple articles for the St. Louis American newspaper Health insert